Determining size of pattern tiles in cc 2014
In previous versions of Photoshop, I could hover my cursor over the small tile window of a pattern and receive the specific size of any given pattern tile. In CC 2014, it doesn't happen. How can I determine the size of a seamless pattern tile I'm using in CC 2014?
I believe that's a bug in photoshop cc 2014 and hopefully will get fixed in the next update.
In the meantime you could get the size from the pattern display when using the Paint Bucket Tool set to pattern or Edit>Fill>Pattern.
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